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4G is now available in Nepal with Nepal Telecom (NTC), Ncell, and Smart Telecom. At first, 4G network was available in major cities and now is extended to other suburbs, rural areas. It seems people are excited to use the 4G service on their mobile due to the fast data speed. But there is still a confusion in people for how to activate 4G and put 4G mode in their SIM and Phone. Here is the procedure for 4G activation, the 4G mode in the phone, 4G coverage, and 4G settings configuration.
4G LTE is the widely used mobile technology that is being used worldwide to cater to the demand for high-speed broadband service. Nepal’s 4G network is now available in most places and has witnessed a significant growth in the number of 4G users. Although some of the developed worlds have launched a 5G network, for a country like Nepal, the 4G network will serve the people at least 3 more years, when the speed demand and different use cases could not be met by 4G.
Here is the process to activate 4G in Ntc, Ncell, and Smart Cell.
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Sometimes you may need to delete all other APNs. So in case it didn’t work, delete all others and restart your phone to confirm that the APN works.
Check out: How to activate data in Ntc, Ncell, and Smart Cell? | APN settings
Do you like getting all the 4G activation information in one place? Have you activated 4G in your SIM (either Ntc, Ncell, or Smart Cell)? Does your area have 4G network coverage? Please comment below.
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